In order to make your camera shoot RAW, you will need a fast memory card! As I am shooting on a 50D, I am using CF (Compact Flash) cards. There is a lot of different cards to choose from, but I found that the best value for the price is the 64GB Komputerbay x1000 card (buy on eBay). If you want to shoot raw on your 50D (or any other camera) I advice you to check out the 50D RAW Shooters Guide from www.eoshd.com (link).
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
RAW #2
A couple of days ago I decided to do another RAW test, this time (surprisingly) in Gladstone Park. I recorded it all with my Canon EOS 50D mounted with a 100mm 2.8L lens for better sharpness and stabilization. Again this was shot using the Magic Lantern Raw Hack by Andy600. If you own a Canon EOS 50D, I will advise you to try it out, since this is a dSLR camera that, from the box couldn't even shoot video.
In order to make your camera shoot RAW, you will need a fast memory card! As I am shooting on a 50D, I am using CF (Compact Flash) cards. There is a lot of different cards to choose from, but I found that the best value for the price is the 64GB Komputerbay x1000 card (buy on eBay). If you want to shoot raw on your 50D (or any other camera) I advice you to check out the 50D RAW Shooters Guide from www.eoshd.com (link).
In order to make your camera shoot RAW, you will need a fast memory card! As I am shooting on a 50D, I am using CF (Compact Flash) cards. There is a lot of different cards to choose from, but I found that the best value for the price is the 64GB Komputerbay x1000 card (buy on eBay). If you want to shoot raw on your 50D (or any other camera) I advice you to check out the 50D RAW Shooters Guide from www.eoshd.com (link).
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